Charlotte North Carolina Schools Open in Peak Lice Season
According to Wendy Beck, owner of LiceDoctors, children in Charlotte and surrounding cities are returning to school at the height of lice season. At the end of the summer and beginning of the school year, many families have head lice and are not even aware of it.
Charlotte, NC, September 02, 2013 --(PR.com)-- Just ask LiceDoctors how busy they are and you will hear all about how September and October are peak lice season in Charlotte, North Carolina. LiceDoctors Head Lice Removal Service advises parents to be vigilant about head lice, especially during the back to school months.
"This year we are seeing an increase in the incidence of head lice among school age children in Charlotte and surrounding areas including Mount Holly, Wesley Chapel, Matthews, Statesville, and many other areas reports Wendy Beck of LiceDoctors, who has been treating families with head lice for 18 years.
Ms. Beck states that as time passes, lice are becoming heartier and some called "super lice" are immune to the chemical treatments. "Our in-home lice treatment service treats families, many of whom have tried and failed to remove nits and live bugs from children with the chemical shampoos. Often the parents think that their children are then lice and nit-free, but if any nits are left in the hair, the child is still contagious." In addition, school nurses check students' heads for head lice when they return to school, often detecting cases that have been festering over the summer. Not everyone shows signs of head lice; some children have it and do not itch at all.
LiceDoctors Head Lice Treatment and Nit Removal Service can be contacted in the Charlotte, North Carolina area at 980-236-9416 or at www.licedoctors.com. LiceDoctors is also available in fifty cities across the nation.
"This year we are seeing an increase in the incidence of head lice among school age children in Charlotte and surrounding areas including Mount Holly, Wesley Chapel, Matthews, Statesville, and many other areas reports Wendy Beck of LiceDoctors, who has been treating families with head lice for 18 years.
Ms. Beck states that as time passes, lice are becoming heartier and some called "super lice" are immune to the chemical treatments. "Our in-home lice treatment service treats families, many of whom have tried and failed to remove nits and live bugs from children with the chemical shampoos. Often the parents think that their children are then lice and nit-free, but if any nits are left in the hair, the child is still contagious." In addition, school nurses check students' heads for head lice when they return to school, often detecting cases that have been festering over the summer. Not everyone shows signs of head lice; some children have it and do not itch at all.
LiceDoctors Head Lice Treatment and Nit Removal Service can be contacted in the Charlotte, North Carolina area at 980-236-9416 or at www.licedoctors.com. LiceDoctors is also available in fifty cities across the nation.
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